CHINESE EXPORT ORNATELY CARVED HARDWOOD ARMCHAIR

late 19th c., pierced and finely carved, the back with double dragons, birds and deer; dragon and grapes arms; cabriole legs ending in dragon-claw feet, 45"h; seat 23"w custom cushion with p

A Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Armchair 20TH CENTURY the arched U-form crestrail reticulated with iris decorations, the S-shaped legs joined by a stretcher of similar decoration. Property from a Pr

A Pair of Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Armchairs and Footrests 20th Century Height of chair 43 1/2 x width 37 1/2 x depth 30 inches. Property from the Estate of Howard Kurland, Highland Park, Illino

Two Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Armchairs 20TH CENTURY each with shaped crestrail terminating in bold dragon-head handgrips, supported by S-shaped legs. Height of taller 44 1/2 in., 113 cm. Propert

Pair Of Chinese Carved Hardwood Chairs. Each approximately 41.0H x 25.25W x 18.75D in.

Two Chinese and Japanese Export Carved Hardwood Armchairs 20TH CENTURY each with shaped crestrail terminating in bold dragon-head handgrips, supported by S-shaped legs. Height of taller 44 1/2 in., 11

Old Chinese hardwood horseshoe-back chair; with ornately carved bat design to back panel; H: 40 1/2" (approx.)

19th century, includes armchair and two side tables, each piece with floral and pictorial inlay and hoof feet, armchair with reticulated splat and carved figural phoenix returns, armchair 38-1/2 x 25

A Large Chinese Export Carved Hardwood 'Dragon and Clouds' Screen 20th Century Height overall 102 x width 140 x depth 29 inches. Property from the Estate of Howard Kurland, Highland Park, Illinois

A Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Vitrine 19th century Constructed with openwork pediment and apron, the drawers assymetrically aligned and the cabriole legs joined by tiered shelves. Height 82 1/2 inc

A Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Sofa 19TH-20TH CENTURY 晚清-民國 外銷廣式硬木雕花沙發 carved of rectangular form an

With intricately carved splat arms and apron. [41 1/2" H x 28 1/2" W x 21 1/2" D;Height to seat: 21" H]. Glue repair to apron stretcher.

Chinese Export carved hardwood cabinet, Late 19th c., two door cabinet deeply carved with dragons and clouds on each door, frame edge carved in the form of bamboo, with two frieze drawers and interior

Fine Chinese Export carved hardwood two-part desk, 19th c., elaborately carved with prunus and dragons, superstructure with drawers and cubbies resting on desk base, 52.5"h x 40"l x 26.5"d Provenance:

late 19th c., top with inset shaped, mottled pink marble; carved apron mounted on ornately figural and foliate carved pedestal base, 32"h; 33" diam.

A GOOD CHINESE EXPORT CARVED HARDWOOD AND MARBLE STAND, CIRCA 1900 Of barrel with openwork design form, carved with florals and birds in good relief raised on four legs joined by quaterfoil design bel

A Pair of Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Cabinets Early 20th Century Height 75 1/2 x width 40 1/2 x depth 19 1/2 inches. Property sold for the benefit of The Art Institute of Chicago

A Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Stand, Huaji 19TH CENTURY 廣式外銷雕花硬木花几 the waisted top inset with a marble panel of an elaborately

A CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD ARMCHAIR height 38 1/4in (98cm); width 27in (69cm); depth 24in (61cm)

With pierced carved foliate skirt and bats below a grotesque facial mask design, raised on claw and ball feet. Height 32.25 "

Late 19th/early 20th century, each with a red rosette-shaped inset marble top within a conforming beaded rosewood surround, raised on four carved cabriole legs joined by pierced foliate aprons and X-f

A Chinese Export Carved Hardwood TableÊ EARLY 20TH CENTURY Height 31 3/4 in., 80.6 cm. the circular top inset with a grey marble, raised upon one supported leg in rounded section, joined by three S-s

Late 19th/early 20th century, rosewood, with an outset hexagonal inset-marble top on a conforming pierced-foliate superstructure raised on three cabriole legs joined by pierced carved cherry blossom a

A Chinese Export Carved Hardwood Console Cabinet 20th Century Height 35 x width 79 3/4 x depth 19 1/2 inches. Property sold for the benefit of The Art Institute of Chicago